Ease into It

Try something vertical once in a while. If you are the receiver, start out by facing your partner with your legs around 3 feet apart. Your partner should be facing you with his/her knees slightly bent. Put your arms around your partner’s neck while your partner keeps his/her hands around your lower back. Keeping your knees bent, pull your right leg up slowly and place your foot on your partner’s shoulder. It is now your partner’s turn to enter you. After insertion, you can ease into the second half of the position by sliding your calf onto the shoulder until your knee is no longer bent. Here are the tips I suggest, don’t be afraid to use a wall to support you. Falling over naked is not fun. Your partner should grab more of your ass than your lower back. This will help you focus more on gyrating than keeping your balance. Switch legs often so you won’t cut off blood circulation and get the tingly feeling while trying to hold yourself up. Ease into It requires balance, coordination and strength.